EP.48: How Blockchain Will Improve Reputation Management and Trust in eCommerce - Gee-Hwan Chuang

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When it comes to eCommerce, trust is everything. In the early days, people couldn't imagine purchasing goods and services online but now it's hard to remember a time before eCommerce. That being said, eCommerce is ripe for disruption as privacy and security are once again a concern due to recent hacks, along with persistent fraud and reputation gaming. In this interview, Gee-Hwan Chuang, founder of Listia and the Ink Protocol shares how blockchain can improve trust in eCommerce and reputation management!

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